STUD 100 Desensitizing Spray for Men - 12g

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Alexandra Moses - Medical Content Writer
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Medical Content Writer
28/07/2023
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What is STUD 100 Spray?

Do you suffer from premature ejaculation? Do you want to prolong intercourse? STUD 100 has the answer, by using this spray to reduce the sensitivity of the penis you can extend pleasure when having sexual intercourse. Stud spray provides extra staying power for men and maximum pleasure for both partners. Stud 100 spray is easy to use and works quickly. Stud desensitising spray has a mild anaesthetic which is sprayed onto the penis 5 to 15 minutes before intercourse.

Active Ingredient: 9.6% Lidocaine

 

How should STUD 100 Spray be used?

The 9.6% Active Ingredient Lidocaine is an anaesthetic which works by delaying ejaculation as it reduces the sensitivity of the penis. Premature ejaculation can affect the majority of males during some stage of the life cycle and STUD 100 has been developed to help combat this. STUD 100 is very quick to work, both safe and effective with clinical trials and surveys to prove that STUD 100 does work. STUD 100 can significantly prolong intercourse and provide much more satisfaction for both partners.

 

When should STUD 100 Spray be used?

STUD 100 Instructions of use are to spray the head and shaft of the penis with 3 to 8 sprays of STUD 100 about 15 minutes or so before sexual activity. The time delay allows enough time for penetration into the penis and to allow it to be effective. The time delay also means it will minimise the passing on to your partner, which could numb her also in the process.

Advantages of STUD 100 It’s got a great reputation. It’s safe and effective. It’s affordable. It’s discreet. It’s safe to use with condoms. It’s safe to use with oral sex.

 

Can I use STUD 100 Spray if my partner is pregnant or trying to become pregnant?

Most sprays advise against usage if you’re trying to get pregnant, or if your partner is already pregnant. Lidocaine has not been proven to be safe to use in pregnancy. And you are recommended to err on the side of caution.

 

Do I need a prescription to order STUD 100 Spray?

STUD 100 is manufactured in the UK and does not require a prescription or medical consultation. It is approved by leading health authorities around the world. It is available Over-The-Counter from licenced pharmacies.

 

Warnings

STUD 100 is suitable for most men, but like all medicines, it can sometimes cause side effects. Rash or irritation - If you or your partner develops a rash or irritation stop using the spray. Only extremely low levels of Lidocaine are absorbed from STUD 100. However, high blood levels of Lidocaine (i.e. 25 times the recommended dose of STUD 100) can cause side effects such as nervousness, dizziness, convulsions, loss of consciousness, as well as effects on the heart and lungs. If any of the side effects become serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed on this website, please tell your doctor or pharmacist.

Always read the information leaflet before use.

 

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STUD 100 Desensitizing Spray for Men - 12g Reviews

By Joanna J.,
May 07, 2024
Very good , does the job the only down side is that the bottle doesn’t last long .
By Andy,
March 12, 2024
Bought to numb chest area before next tattoo
By Chris Swift,
January 02, 2024
Excellent products been using it for years
By mohammed,
October 31, 2023
……………………..
By Mertkan Sener,
July 18, 2023
Use full good quality

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